Sentence examples for personal intellectual from inspiring English sources

When men are in the salon, they are expected to speak frankly, openly, about personal, intellectual, and political matters.

Rousseau, of course, wrote the prototypical confession: a single prose narrative in which the personal, intellectual, artistic, political, and spiritual aspects of his life are integrated.

The study of the humanities evolved during the 20th century "to focus almost entirely on personal intellectual development," said Richard M. Freeland, the Massachusetts commissioner of higher education.

Ernestina de Champourcin published four volumes of exuberant, personal, intellectual poetry before going into exile (1936 72) with her husband, José Domenchina, a minor poet of the Generation of 1927.

Eugene D. Genovese, a prizewinning historian who challenged conventional thinking on slavery in the American South by stressing its paternalism as he traveled a personal intellectual journey from Marxism to conservative Catholicism, died on Wednesday at his home in Atlanta.

He considers his 500-strong company his personal intellectual playground, thinking nothing of tasking researchers with assessing his impact in the field of complexity theory or analysing 20 years' worth of computer keystrokes to boost his efficiency.

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Jeffrey Toobin attests to her personal and intellectual qualities, and that's good enough for me.

Education is about personal and intellectual growth, not about winning some race to the top.

The acquaintance with Renouvier was a focal point in James's personal and intellectual history.

He wrote the play during a period of intense personal and intellectual transition.